骨折,尤其是下肢骨折,术后通常需服用阿司匹林,以有效预防深静脉血栓形成。但有基础研究表明,NASIDs药物可抑制成骨细胞活性,抑制骨愈合。 为了研究术后口服阿司匹林抗凝是否增加踝关节骨折不愈合风险,国外学者进行了研究,结果发表在2020 Injury期刊上。 Background(介绍) [Background: There is hesitancy to administer nonsteroidal anti-inflammatories (NSAIDs) within the postoperative period following fracture care due to concern for delayed union or nonunion. However, aspirin (ASA) is routinely used for chemoprophylaxis of deep vein thrombosis (DVT) and is gaining popularity for use after treatment of ankle fractures. The current study examines the incidence of nonunion of operative ankle fractures and risk of DVT in patients who did and did not receive postoperative ASA.] Methods(方法) [Methods: A retrospective chart review was performed on all patients treated between 2008 and 2018 for ankle fractures requiring operative fixation by three Foot and Ankle fellowship trained orthopaedic surgeons at a single institution. Demographics, preoperative comorbidities, and postoperative medical and surgical complications were compared between patients who did and did not receive ASA postoperatively. For both groups, union was evaluated by clinical exam as well as by radiograph, for those with 6-week, 12-week, or 24-week follow-up.] Results(结果) 506名患者符合纳入标准:152名接受ASA,354名未接受。6周的影像学愈合率分别为95.9% (94/98)和98.6%(207/210)(P值0.2134)。各组间影像学愈合时间无显著差异。有无ASA的患者术后深静脉血栓形成的风险无显著差异(分别为0.7% (1/137)和1.2%(4/323);P值0.6305)。 [Results: Five-hundred and six patients met inclusion criteria: 152 who received ASA and 354 who did not. Radiographic healing at six weeks was demonstrated in 95.9% (94/98) and 98.6% (207/210) respectively (p-value .2134). There was no significant difference in time to radiographic union between groups. The risk of postoperative DVTs in those with and without ASA was not significantly different (0.7% (1/137) vs 1.2% (4/323), respectively; p-value .6305).] 表1:两组患者基线资料 表2:两组并发症、影像学愈合时间、疼痛评分等比较 Conclusion(结论) [Conclusion: Postoperative use of ASA does not delay radiographic union of operative ankle fractures or affect the rate of postoperative DVT. This is the first and largest study to examine the effect of ASA on time to union of ankle fractures.] 仅做学术交流使用,转载请先联系,侵权联系后删除 |
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